Chancellor Of The Exchequer George Osborne Makes A Post Budget Visit In London

Chancellor Of The Exchequer George Osborne Makes A Post Budget Visit In London

Chancellor Of The Exchequer George Osborne Makes A Post Budget Visit In London

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Chancellor George Osborne (C) meets with Emily Sandercock (R) and Rick Newton at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich, where they have recently bought an apartment, on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited home-buyers at a housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched homebuyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor George Osborne (C) meets with Emily Sandercock (R) and Rick Newton at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich, where they have recently bought an apartment, on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited home-buyers at a housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched homebuyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor Of The Exchequer George Osborne Makes A Post Budget Visit In London

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Chancellor George Osborne visits apartments under construction at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited homebuyers and construction workers at the housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched home-buyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor George Osborne visits apartments under construction at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited homebuyers and construction workers at the housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched home-buyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor Of The Exchequer George Osborne Makes A Post Budget Visit In London

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Chancellor George Osborne (C) speaks to construction workers at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited homebuyers and construction workers at the housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched home-buyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor George Osborne (C) speaks to construction workers at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited homebuyers and construction workers at the housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched home-buyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor Of The Exchequer George Osborne Makes A Post Budget Visit In London

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Chancellor George Osborne (C) meets with Emily Sandercock (R) and Rick Newton at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich, where they have recently bought an apartment, on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited home-buyers at a housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched homebuyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor George Osborne (C) meets with Emily Sandercock (R) and Rick Newton at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich, where they have recently bought an apartment, on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited home-buyers at a housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched homebuyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor Of The Exchequer George Osborne Makes A Post Budget Visit In London

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Chancellor George Osborne (3rd L) speaks to construction workers during a visit to the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich, on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited construction workers and home-buyers at the housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched home-buyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor George Osborne (3rd L) speaks to construction workers during a visit to the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich, on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited construction workers and home-buyers at the housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched home-buyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor Of The Exchequer George Osborne Makes A Post Budget Visit In London

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Chancellor George Osborne (C) speaks to construction workers at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited homebuyers and construction workers at the housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched home-buyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor George Osborne (C) speaks to construction workers at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited homebuyers and construction workers at the housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched home-buyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor Of The Exchequer George Osborne Makes A Post Budget Visit In London

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Chancellor George Osborne (C) speaks to construction workers at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited homebuyers and construction workers at the housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched home-buyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor George Osborne (C) speaks to construction workers at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited homebuyers and construction workers at the housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched home-buyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor Of The Exchequer George Osborne Makes A Post Budget Visit In London

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Chancellor George Osborne (C) speaks to construction workers at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited homebuyers and construction workers at the housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched home-buyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor George Osborne (C) speaks to construction workers at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited homebuyers and construction workers at the housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched home-buyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor Of The Exchequer George Osborne Makes A Post Budget Visit In London

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Chancellor George Osborne visits apartments under construction at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited homebuyers and construction workers at the housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched home-buyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor George Osborne visits apartments under construction at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited homebuyers and construction workers at the housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched home-buyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor Of The Exchequer George Osborne Makes A Post Budget Visit In London

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Chancellor George Osborne (C) speaks to construction workers at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited homebuyers and construction workers at the housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched home-buyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor George Osborne (C) speaks to construction workers at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited homebuyers and construction workers at the housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched home-buyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor Of The Exchequer George Osborne Makes A Post Budget Visit In London

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Chancellor George Osborne (C) speaks to construction workers at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited homebuyers and construction workers at the housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched home-buyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor George Osborne (C) speaks to construction workers at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited homebuyers and construction workers at the housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched home-buyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor Of The Exchequer George Osborne Makes A Post Budget Visit In London

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Chancellor George Osborne (2nd R) speaks to construction workers at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited homebuyers and construction workers at the housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched home-buyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor George Osborne (2nd R) speaks to construction workers at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited homebuyers and construction workers at the housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched home-buyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor Of The Exchequer George Osborne Makes A Post Budget Visit In London

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Chancellor George Osborne (C) speaks to construction workers at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited homebuyers and construction workers at the housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched home-buyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor George Osborne (C) speaks to construction workers at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited homebuyers and construction workers at the housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched home-buyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor Of The Exchequer George Osborne Makes A Post Budget Visit In London

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Chancellor George Osborne (C) meets with Emily Sandercock (R) and Rick Newton at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich, where they have recently bought an apartment, on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited home-buyers at a housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched homebuyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor George Osborne (C) meets with Emily Sandercock (R) and Rick Newton at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich, where they have recently bought an apartment, on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited home-buyers at a housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched homebuyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor Of The Exchequer George Osborne Makes A Post Budget Visit In London

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Chancellor George Osborne (C) meets with Emily Sandercock (R) and Rick Newton at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich, where they have recently bought an apartment, on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited home-buyers at a housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched homebuyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

Chancellor George Osborne (C) meets with Emily Sandercock (R) and Rick Newton at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich, where they have recently bought an apartment, on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited home-buyers at a housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched homebuyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years.

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Chancellor George Osborne meets with Emily Sandercock and Rick Newton... Photo d'actualitéAngleterre,Appartement,Bestof,Budget,Cadrage à la taille,Chancelier,Civil,Développement,Est,Finance,George Osborne,Gouvernement,Horizontal,Industrie du bâtiment,Londres,Politique,Royaume-Uni,Réunion,Thème,Topix,WoolwichPhotographer WPA PoolCollection: Getty Images News 2013 Getty ImagesLONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - MARCH 21: Chancellor George Osborne (C) meets with Emily Sandercock (R) and Rick Newton at the Berkeley Homes Royal Arsenal Riverside development in Woolwich, where they have recently bought an apartment, on March 21, 2013 in south east London, England. The Chancellor of the Exchequer visited home-buyers at a housing development site the day after he announced in his Budget speech the government's measures for assisting first-time buyers and existing home-owners in moving up the property ladder, with a GBP £3.5 billion investment in government loans to financially stretched homebuyers and GBP £12 billion towards a scheme to increase availability of mortgages to first-time buyers unable to afford a large deposit. Homebuyers will be able to borrow up to 20% per cent of the value of most new-build properties interest-free for five years. (Photo by Mark Large - WPA Pool/Getty Images)